Blister packaging is just one of many packaging designs manufacturers use to seal their products in advance of end-user purchase; it is a very effective way of protecting a new product from damage or becoming dirty while simultaneously allowing potential buyers to examine the product thoroughly. Read More…
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Valk Industries, Inc.
Greeneville, TN | 423-638-1284With our longstanding history of being at the top of the market we are committed to bringing our customers only the best in quality, service and reliability. We will work with you from the first steps of the process all the way to the finished product that suits your needs. We are driven and strive to make your experience with us the best it could possibly be. Our contract packaging is among the best that the market has to offer!
Aaron Thomas Company, Inc.
Garden Grove, CA | 800-394-4776The Aaron Thomas Company is an award winning supplier of quality contract packaging benefits. Aaron Thomas’ high speed automated capabilities allow you to bring your inventory to market in less time and with higher quality. If you need fast and affordable quality servicing then you need the Aaron Thomas Company. Please call today or go to ATC’s website for full descriptions.
Tenco Assemblies, Inc
Morrisville, PA | 855-888-3626Tenco is a Contract Packaging Company operating with a mission to provide ultimate customer service. As a contract packager, we serve as an extension of your internal manufacturing operations, and a value-added partner in your product supply chain. It is our goal to provide the highest level of quality to bring your products to market in the most cost-effective manner possible.
Ruspak
Lyons, NY | 315-946-9777At Ruspak, devotion to contract packaging, blister packaging, pharmaceutical packaging, medical packaging, cosmetics packaging and consumer product packaging is taken to new levels. Taking great care, we design a package to meet the high standards of all our customers.
Western Innovations
Denver, CO | 800-262-6789Contract packaging of shelf stable food & non-food products. Organic and A.I.B. GMP Certified. Food supplement pouched sets, capsule & tablet blister-form fill, bottling, organic encapsulation, vertical & horizontal flow wrapping, literature wrapping for bulk mail, skin packs, blister, shrink-wrap, bundling, collating, kitting, retail displays, rework, quality inspections & fulfillment.
Blister Packaging - Valk Industries, Inc.Blister packaging is used primarily for the packaging of consumer goods in single or small quantities. Toothbrushes, small toys, drill bits, portable consumer electronics and many other products are sealed in blister packaging. Retail stores make extensive used of products sealed in blister packaging; toy stores, hardware stores, grocery stores and many other settings in which manufactured products reach end-users all depend on blister packaging.
Medical products companies that manufacture and distribute medication also make extensive use of blister packaging. Especially in the case of over-the-counter medication, blister packaging is used to seal individual pills. This maintains a sterile environment for each pill and makes them easily accessible for users. Hospitals and other healthcare operations make use of disposable medical devices that are sealed in medical blister packaging, and dentists' offices depend on blister packaging to keep anesthesia applicators free of contaminants.
Blister packaging materials can be formed in a few different ways. The plastic covering on a piece of blister packaging can be dome-shaped, rectangular or any other shape that is appropriate for housing a product. Blister packaging plastic can also be designed to closely fit around the contours of the product it contains.
In either case, the plastic must be thermoformed (heat formed) by machinery. For domes, rectangles and other polygonal shapes, a sheet of plastic is heated to the point of pliability and then subject to a punch or a mold that gives the plastic its final shape. In the case of custom-formed plastic covers, a special mold is made that exaggerates the contours of the product to be packaged.
Heated plastic is then formed against this mold, which allows the plastic to closely fit the contours of the items they seal. The backing of blister packaging can be a plastic or cardboard sheet, or, as is often the case in the packaging of snack food like gum, a thin piece of aluminum foil can be adhered to the plastic.